Nameplate rating definition

Nameplate rating means nominal voltage (V), current (A), maximum active power (kWac), apparent power (kVA), and reactive power (kvar) at which a DER is capable of sustained operation.

Nameplate rating. The manufacturer's nameplate rating of a wind turbine generator, under specified conditions as designated by the manufacturer. It is usually indicated on a nameplate attached mechanically to the individual wind turbine generator or can be verified by published documents issued by the manufacturer."

Nameplate rating means the manufacturer’s output rating of the generating facility.

Examples of Nameplate rating in a sentence

• If this application is for an initial system please fill out both the Initial and Total Nameplate rating data, but if it is for an addition, please fill out the Initial, Added and Total Nameplate rating data.

• This term “Listed” is then marked on the equipment and supporting documentation.Nameplate Rating: The AC Nameplate rating of the individual inverter?System Design Capacity: The system total of the inverter AC ratings.

• The particulars of the Facility, as defined herein, are as follows: Generator manufacturer Generator model Energy or source type (e.g. hydro, photovoltaic, wind) Nameplate rating (KW) Electric energy storage capability (YES/NO, if YES-describe) Point of delivery NSPI feeder designation Address of Generator The location of the generator is outlined in the site plan attached hereto as Schedule “A”.

• Nameplate rating (in watts)Use (in watts)10,000 or less ...............................80 percent of rating.10,001 to 12,500 ..........................8,000.12,501 to 13,500 ..........................8,400.13,501 to 14,500 ..........................8,800.14,501 to 15,500 ..........................9,200.15,501 to 16,500 ..........................9,600.16,501 to 17,500 ..........................10,000.

• If the AH jumper is incorrect for the charger, it will cause the unit to charge at rates either higher or lower than Nameplate rating.

More Definitions of Nameplate rating

Nameplate rating means the maximum electric energy production capability of a resource, specified in alternating current ("AC") kilowatts after the inverter.

Nameplate rating means the maximum electric energy production capability of a generator, specified in kilowatts, as stated on the generator device(s) placards or nameplates or in the manufacturer’s specifications, prior to any power inverter device(s).

Nameplate rating means all of the following at which a DER is capable of sustained operation:

Nameplate rating means the sum total of maximum rated power output of a DER’s constituent generating units and/or ESS, as identified on the manufacturer’s nameplate, regardless of whether it is limited by any approved means.

Nameplate rating means the maximum alternating current electric energy production capability of a generator, deliverable to the effective metering point.

Nameplate rating means the sum total of maximum rated power output of all of a small generator facility’s constituent generating units and/or ESS as identified on the manufacturer nameplate in Alternating Current (AC), regardless of whether it is limited by any approved means. For a generating unit that uses an inverter to change direct current energy supplied to an AC quantity, the nameplate rating will be the manufacturer’s AC output rating for the inverter(s).

Nameplate rating means the individual or sum total maximum continuous power output (AC) capacity of all of a Facility’s constituent generating units and/or Energy Storage Systems as identified on the manufacturer nameplate, regardless of whether it is limited by any approved means.